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1. Start at the End: a Hypertext Fiction

   This CD-based hypertext fiction is described as a tragedy, using words, music and images to "evoke three virtual spaces: the psychic space of memory, the public space of an internet mailing list (called Undertow) and the private space of a mail exchange between two people that are spearated by an ocean, a gender and a language." (from the blurb on the back of the CD).

   It is only available on CD-ROM and unfortunately the CD-ROM this ELMCIP contributor can access is faulty and most files will not show.

   Jill Walker Rettberg - 10.11.2011 - 14:16

2. Una contemporánea historia de Caldesa

   Inspired from “La Tragedia de Caldesa” by Joan Roís de Corella, Valencian writer of the 15th century. This contemporary tragedy is about the sad love story of four lives in the same night: Joan, Caldesa, Roís and Aurora suffer from love. In this work , the reader is not free to choose what he/she wants to read the moment he/she wants to read it. On the contrary, his/her position is that of a spectator flying over the characters lives and is able to know what happens but he/she cannot stop their lives or delay the events that are told. The digital format takes control (Source: Biblumliteraria).

   Maya Zalbidea - 05.08.2014 - 12:59